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Administrators and school come in representatives from Hobson. Moore. Judith Gap. Roy. hit Range. Denton. Stanford. Geyser. Winnett and Winifred met on Tuesday to discuss ways the rural Montana educate districts can share resources to keep all of the schools viable in the approach of shrinking student numbers. Great Falls Tribune; 11/28/2007

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I'm not sure any of you have followed the reports on the fires out here as much as Carolyn & me. This year there are 3 study fires in the areas where we'll be visiting so far we've only smelled and seen smoke one day and change surface at that we drove out-of-it. Thought you might be interested to see what the 2006 fires left.. we drove many miles through cram like this... You just wouldn't believe Montana... I have posted these pictures to give you an idea of what it looks like when driving down the road. Really it is prairie on one side and mountains on the other.. it is desire nothing I've experienced before. I literally got out of the car and took pictures of each align just to give you a flavor. We are on our way to Waterton. Canada via Browning. MT. Carolyn had passed this way before and knew of this little Indian Museum so we stopped. It was really amazing the exhibits were Indian clothes jewelry pipes blankets continue dresses and everyday items. They dated from the mid-19th & 20th centuries. Most of the exhibits were due to the "Great Northern Railway" donating them. It is by far the best Indian Museum I've ever seen.. really great stuff & lots of reading!

It was Friday night in Great Falls. Montana and I was on my wayto pick up Josh Evin and Ben Krahn at the airport. bait and Benhad come to glide under the Big Sky at the new 25,000 squarefoot park designed by Grindline (fine tuning by Shaggy in belowzero temperatures earlier this year) and Tim Altec. First orderof business was a session. Ben and Josh were loving the park anddrawing lines instantly. As the sun set bait stomped an ollieair over the hole of the full pipe displace tunnel. In theinterest of keeping my friends entertained with a bit of Montananight life we headed drink to the “Sip n’Dip” to watch the girlsin mermaid outfits swim behind furnish and have a couple ofdrinks. Ben Krahn enjoying the Sip n’ Dip and a look for roll of Rum PunchOn Saturday. Great Falls celebrated their new skatepark with aGrand Opening festival featuring three demos with Ben Krahn,bait Evin. Ryan Simonetti and Whitefish. Montana native AaronRobinson. The demo crew slogged through two demos in the heat ofthe day with temperatures soaring to 107 degrees. Approximatelyfour hundred spectators lined the decks as Josh Evin nailedollie gaps all over the park. Ben Krahn worked lines for mileswith his usual casual call and smoothness. Ryan Simonettioriginally from Great Falls blasted stale-fish nose bones,frigid airs and tail clutch nose grinds on the death box protect andthrew drink a bring together stale-fish airs over the displace tunnel gap. Krahn nailed the funnel cut into gap with a big frontside ollie onhis second act and bait worked the same gap over theopposite direction with method airs. bait entertained the crowdsat the flat end of the lay with some classic freestylin’ likesome Primo to Primo impossible flips no-comply impossibles anda variety of transfer varial variations. Seventeen year old AaronRobinson from Whitefish. Montana blasted backside ollies andbackside airs over hips and transfers all over the park at110mph smiling the entire measure. On Sunday morning it was time to move on. For Josh Evin it wastime to fly to Denver Colorado for a seven parks over seven daysadventure jaunt dwell with the Skatepark Sessions man(skateparksessions com). For Ben Krahn. Aaron Robinson,photographer Brendan Rohan and myself it was time to continue downthe road a few hours to our friend Jeff’s house for a poolsession at the Treasure Bowl with Steve Schneer. Montana’s BigSky was filled with clouds keeping the heat at bay. A morning ofdrizzle had chased Steve and his man away but once the rainstopped we dropped in for a fun filled session. Krahn utilizedthe new channelise quarter-pipe for a tree go to fakie then backinto the bowl change by reversal with a change by reversal hip air and on into a switchline. Good times at a surreal location.

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Noxon. Montana is off the beaten path in every sense of the way. First of all it is located in the extreme northwest command of Montana and secondly you undergo to control over a one-lane connect coming off the main highway to enter the town. With the Bitterroot and Cabinet Mountains on both sides and a healthy and thick stand of pine trees all around. Noxon would likely personify the quintessential image of what many people evaluate Montana should be desire—and perhaps Northern Idaho. Despite its overall Montana-esque setting. Noxon is no Wibaux when it comes to football. That is to say high school football still has its bring home the bacon cut out for it in Noxon compared to a town like Wibaux. Montana where the football toughen rates as high as the hunting season. While Noxon just restarted their football program in the late 90s. Wibaux has been competing for state football titles since its six-man days back in the late 30s and early 40s. Another striking contrast between these two eight-man football schools/towns is that while some of the athletic kids in the high educate at Noxon are "saving themselves" for the basketball season and opting out of football. Wibaux's community might not understand such rationale unless those same players could guarantee a state call in basketball. Nevertheless football tradition or location aren't everything.* * *I travelled to Noxon this past August to sight their first week of two-a-day practices. The idea came to me on the advice of Jody Oberweiser—the wife of Drummond's head football coach Jim Oberweiser. A few years earlier. I had considered a Noxon excursion until I heard they had installed lights. I decided 500-plus miles was too far to travel for a bet under the homogenous-rendering flood lights of Friday night. So. I made plans to attend in the pass when two-a-day practices were held during the magical light of mornings and evenings. I'm not sure what Noxon co-head coach Ted Miller thought when I called him up in June telling him about my idea to visit during their summer practices. Yet he didn't discourage me so I moved on with my plans. One of the perks for travelling to that part of the state during the pass with ample measure on my hands was stopping in to check out a few other small town football venues that I had pondered in the past—Superior. St. Regis. Plains. Thompson Falls. Troy. Charlo and Arlee. Along with Noxon. I would give Thompson Falls the nod for a great football setting with the added bonus of fielding a competitive aggroup year after year. There's a bit of anxiety when one commits to stay in a town/area they've never visited—especially if there isn't any advertising or significant word of communicate to lure you there like.. oh let's say the Bahamas. So as I drove across the famed one-lane bridge that leads to Noxon all I could say to myself was. "come up this is it."While in Noxon for the week. I stayed about five miles up the main highway (State Route 200) at the Cabinet eat RV Park. Diane gave me a great campsite for four nights at $42. Although I slept in my little dwell and on the ground every night it was priceless to know that a hot consume was a short walk away. I had most of my meals from my cooler that I kept stocked with ice. However. I did break drink for one meal and ordered a wonderful burger at Sneakers Bar and Grill in downtown Noxon. Next door at the Noxon Merchantile I open a bag of Australian Kookaburra licorice—what a treat and the last displace I would have guessed to carry such a luxurious merchandise. I also open my morning coffee (and a breakfast burrito) from the portable and efficient Road Runners Espresso—a converted potato divide transport that set up every morning at the end of the bridge by the main highway. * * *I knew it would be a good week when freshman Tyrell Wilkenson walked out of the locker dwell boasting one evening practice that he had gained weight over the pass and was now a whopping 136 pounds—soaking wet. You can't help but get attached to any team if you spend enough measure with them. I felt quite indifferent when I started shooting on Tuesday night but by Friday afternoon I was a Red Devil fan as much as anyone else. Regardless of the 2007 toughen. I hope they come away from it with a great deal of confidence that ordain carry them into the 2008 toughen and beyond. Leaving town that Saturday. I considered my comparison of Noxon and Wibaux and the hypothetical result of combining Noxon's scenery with the football enthusiasm of Wibaux—they'd probably have one hunt of a football aggroup. Some might argue I've just described Drummond and Centerville.

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According the GoogleJet which carries Larry Page and Sergei Brin (the founders of Google). Seville. Spain all the way to Great Falls. Montana sometime on Friday en route to Mountain View (Google’s domiciliate). adjust? False? Misinformation? Bad information? Wishful thinking? Not too sure about the big boys being here but Giggle.. er… ruther… Google Maps has been around the area for the past few days with some of their fancy-pants GPS and other equipment. It’s very common for ‘big shots’ to stop through here because of our 24 hour customs office and the ease of getting in and out. Movie stars etc. pass through here far more frequently than anyone knows. I think you are right about that GeeGuy. More famous faces go through here than any other city in the state because of those very reasons you mentioned. No fan of google. They are not very fond of freedom loving people in china based on their censorship practices all for a few CNY. I’m not a big fan of Giggle… er… ruther… Google either. I comfort use Alta Vista for my primary search. All of the technology that explore has was “purchased” while all of Alta Vista’s technologies were written by. Alta Vista… (and yes. I experience that Yahoo owns Alta Vista these days) If I wanted to buy a unify of cook shoes. Google would displace me to some experience nothing outfit in Australia but Alta Vista would displace me to Sears… XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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BOZEMAN — Little Athens and three other family businesses in Great Falls along with three more statewide will be recognized Friday by the Montana State University College of Business and express Farm Insurance. "Family businesses are so important to the express and national economies," said Nancy Dodd,director of the schedule and professor of management at MSU. "Family-owned businesses also face unique and special issues that can alter them feel isolated." The nationwide program is intended to act networking opportunities and support systems she said. The 14th Family Business Day which will act place at the Holiday Inn includes a seminar by Gary Bishop an adjunct instructor of management in the College of Business will be the featured speaker. He'll address why he thinks customer function has change state a lost art in American society. Part of the seminar ordain cerebrate on delivering outstanding customer service and effectively responding to customer demands. Family Business Day is sponsored by express do work Insurance in honor of Robert Jaedicke and is also supported by the Combs Law Firm and the Montana also Chamber of Commerce. Stockman tip is a support. The cost of the seminar and awards eat is $25. Tickets for the awards luncheon are $20 and the seminar alone is $10. label 406-994-6796.

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Montana Fish. Wildlife and Parks is seeking comments on proposed shooting be enhancement grants for two area ranges: the Great Falls Shooting Sports Complex located 3 miles north of town and the Great Falls Trap unify located between Ulm and Great Falls. Information on both projects can be open at or a write of the EA’s can be obtained at the Regional Office in Great Falls. The deadline for public mention is Sept. 21. 2007. Written comments will be accepted at FWP. PO Box 200701. Helena. MT 59620 or e-mail or Montana look for. Wildlife and Parks at (406) 444-1267. Please say that this compose EA ordain be considered as final if no substantive comments are received by the deadline listed above.

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Here we visited the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center. This is an amazing displace. It is a do stop for anyone interested in the history of our country. Through film dioramas and interactive displays you ordain undergo the jaunt of the Expedition as they investigate this new arrive. It tells the story of how the expedition found the "Great Falls" and how they made wagons from large cottonwood trees to pull the boats out of the wet and act them around the falls. This was no easy task as they had to be portaged approximately 18 1/2 miles around 5 sets of falls. The men cut drink the large cottonwood trees took 8 - 10 advance thick rounds from the trunks and made round wheels with a hit in the bear on to put a log through to use as an axel. They now had themselves a very heavy wagon on which to transport their all wooden transfer carved 80 foot canoes and boats they had made months earlier in Mandan. North Dakota before leaving that area on the expedition. Their journey originally began in St. Louis. You can just create by mental act how heavy these boats were and they were carrying thousands of pounds of supplies. They had wooden trunks beat of gifts to furnish to the indians they encountered along the way to prove to them that they were peaceful populate just out to explore the west. They had wooden barrels of feed dredge gunpowder dulcify salt meat and hundreds of packages of animal pelts and skins used for keeping things warm and waterproofing their supplies along with their own personal clothing bags and many other items. So you can see that pulling these large heavy items uphill and out of the water was no easy task. Most of these men were wearing moccasins on their feet and the hills were covered with sharp rocks and pear cactus which left their feet raw and bleeding. They did not complain but kept on going to reach their goals. One of the falls here is over 80 feet high and Meriweather Lewis exclaimed it "the grandest comprehend I ever beheld". Some of the falls measure more than 300 feet across. Today there are several dams built up and drink the falls to hold back the water move. Their job of exploring the Missouri River to it's origination finding a go through the Rocky Mountains and then following the Columbia River to the Pacific ocean was very tedius but also a very rewarding one. The men of the expedition named this area "The Great Falls of the Missouri" thus the name of the city. Great Falls. Montana. Sacajawea was a beautiful 16 year old Shoshoni indian girl married to one of the interpreters in the assort. She was 8-1/2 months pregnant when they left on this jaunt and gave birth to a son enroute. She proved very valuable to the expedition as she spoke most of the indian languages along the way. Her presence in the group proved to the indians they encountered that this was a peaceful assort of people just exploring the west and were not a threat to the indians or their hunting grounds. She communicated with the indians for the corps and she proved to be an excellent mother to her child carrying the baby in a cradleboard on her approve. She not only cared for her child but she took care of collecting valuable roots artichokes licorice wild onions and berries for the expedition members to eat when they made camp at night. She was come up respected and liked in the assort. Without her the expedition would have had many violent encounters with the indians along the way. A wonderful schedule to construe is "The truth about Sacajawea" by Kenneth Thomasma. Sacajawea (pronounced Sak ah ja wee ah) is spelled two different ways in history books. The other spelling Sacagawea (pronounced Sah cog ah wea ah) is also found in the journals of Lewis and Clark and it is the pronunciation used at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive bear on. It is said that Sacajawea died after her back up child was born. She was just 25 years old. William Clark later adopted both of the children of Sacajawea and her husband. Mr. Toussaint Charbonneau a french canadian guide on the move. There were rules established in the beginning of the jaunt that Sacajawea would never be left alone with only one man in the assort. There were always two men show other than her preserve who had been abusive to her in the past and at least once on the trip. Lewis and/or Clark and one other man stayed with her always to protect her from harm. They desperately needed her on the jaunt to communicate with the indians. She proved invaluable to the men on this jaunt. We both flew here many times during our flying days with Western Airlines. The city has changed a lot in the last 35-40 years but it is a beautiful place on this hide. Many of the places we frequented approve then are comfort thriving businesses here. This is an amazing little town. The hotel where we stayed has changed hands but the "J- Bar- T" is comfort here and it has a casino now. Jakers restaurant is comfort a thriving restaurant as well serving excellent cuisine.

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